foetor ex ore
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Swedish
Etymology
Unadapted borrowing from Latin foetor ex ore (“stench from the mouth”)
Noun
- (medicine) halitosis, bad breath
- Synonyms: dålig andedräkt, halitosis
- 1880 December 11, C. J. Ellefsen, “Ett fall af tarmocklusion botadt med stora doser af Belladonna. [A case of intestinal occlusion cured by large doses of Belladonna.]”, in Eira[1], page 735:
- Ansigtsuttrycket ängsligt, genomträngande foetor ex ore, respirationen besvärlig, ytlig, extremiteterna kyliga, pulsen 118, ytterst svag.
- Facial expression anxious, penetrating halitosis, respiration difficult, shallow, extremities chilly, pulse 118, extremely weak.
- 2022 May 7, Lars Hagberg, “Körtelfeber (Mononukleos) [Glandular Fever (Mononucleosis)]”, in Internetmedicin.se[2]:
- Kraftigt svullna tonsiller, halsont, tjocka gråvita beläggningar (se figur 1), illaluktande andedräkt (foetor ex ore), grötigt tal.
- Severely swollen tonsils, sore throat, thick grey-white deposits (see Figure 1), bad breath (halitosis), slurred speech.